"YOU LIKE THAT?" - Adam Schefter recreates Kirk Cousins' 'icy' look, does Antonio Brown's signature move

NFL Insider Adam Schefter got in on the fun, mimicking Kirk Cousins and Antonio Brown before the New Orleans and Baltimore Ravens game.

He was seen on the field topless, wearing glasses and chains around his neck. This referenced the look Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins pulled after defeating the Washington Commanders.

He also brought out the dance moves, doing the yo dance popularized by Antonio Brown in his new career as a rapper.

Revisiting the Antonio Brown dance and Kirk Cousins look that Adam Schefter recreated

Antonio Brown posted a video of how to "Do Yo Dance" on his Instagram. He came up with the moves for his song "Put that Sh*t on." He has been doing these moves in his countrywide music tour after getting kicked out of the NFL for his serial unprofessionalism.

It has become popular not only among his fans but also among other big names. LeBron James and Draymond Green were spotted doing it recently. In the NFL world, Mark Ingram has busted out the moves, and Lamar Jackson has promised to do it on the field once as well.

Kirk Cousins, meanwhile, was pumped after beating the Washington Commanders. He used to play for the Washington franchise at the beginning of his career, and beating them at their home ground meant a lot to him. He busted out his famous line, "You like that?" back in 2015 when he was still part of the Washington team. Shouts of "You Like That" and "I Love That" came out of the Minnesota Vikings locker room after the comeback victory. Head coach Kevin O'Connell gave him the game ball and asked him to break the game down.

The jollies did not end in the locker room, and he was captured on the flight back to Minnesota, showing off his dance moves. With no shirt on and chains around his neck, he busted out his icy look for his teammates.

With so much going on around the NFL, Adam Schefter decided it was time to get trendy as well. Copying Antonio Brown and Kirk Cousins, he amazed the watching viewers at home as the camera panned to him before the game. While incongruous among all the dressed-up presenters next to him, he brought the house down with his antics.

Adam Schefter might be known for getting secret scoops from inside the NFL, but he proved he is not immune to getting football fever on public trends either.